Nasser Bogale, an affiliate professor of arithmetic at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology, will spend the 2024-25 tutorial 12 months in Ethiopia as a Fulbright Scholar in arithmetic and statistics.
Bogale, who has been educating at Thaddeus Stevens College since 2009, was chosen as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar by the U.S. Division of State and the Fulbright Overseas Scholarship Board. He’ll be educating analysis strategies and superior statistics to Ph.D. program college students at Hawassa College in Ethiopia.
“Bogale has lengthy been recognized for his excellence in educating such complicated topics in addition to his assist and mentorship of college students,” stated Antonio Jackson, vice chairman of tutorial affairs at Thaddeus Stevens. “We’re proud of his success in being awarded this honor.”
At Thaddeus Stevens, Bogale has served on the Tutorial Insurance policies and Requirements Committee and the Curriculum Evaluate Committee. He’s additionally served as a tutorial advisor to two of the school’s technical program majors and has suggested the school’s Phi Theta Kappa honors society.
Prior to educating at Thaddeus Stevens, Bogale served as a dean of tutorial affairs at Nelson Mandela College in Ethiopia and as deputy head of the schooling division within the Sidama Area of Ethiopia.
He holds a doctoral diploma in management from the College of the Cumberlands, a grasp’s diploma in arithmetic from Millersville College, a grasp’s diploma in schooling management from College College Dublin Belfield in Eire and a bachelor of science diploma in arithmetic from Addis Ababa College in Ethiopia.
The Fulbright program provides awards in additional than 160 international locations for awardees to train, conduct analysis and perform skilled tasks around the globe. This system awards greater than 1,700 fellowships annually, enabling 800 U.S. students to go overseas and 900 visiting students to come to the U.S.
